17th Annual Peter De Mott Peace Trot 5K & 1 Mile
Sun, Jun 21, 2026, 5:00 AM EDT
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- Run
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A Father's Day 5K and 1-mile event in Ithaca, honoring a peace activist with a fast course, unique prizes, and a warm community spirit.
- Fun
- Competitive
- Quirky
- Festive
- For a Cause
Fun
Competitive
Quirky
Festive
For a CauseThe 17th Annual Peter De Mott Peace Trot invites you to run, walk, or roll in Ithaca, NY, honoring peace activist Peter De Mott. This 5K and 1-mile event, hosted by the Ithaca Catholic Worker, celebrates his tireless work for a more just and peaceful world. It's a cherished Father's Day tradition, welcoming both families seeking a fun outing and serious runners aiming for personal bests on its known fast course. Participants can also look forward to unique, chosen prizes for age group winners and a newly designed collectible t-shirt.
From the organizer
Trot, run, walk, roll, stroll, skip, mosey or saunter in the 2026 Peter De Mott Peace Trot!
The Peter De Mott Peace Trot is an annual 5k and 1-mile run organized and hosted by the Ithaca Catholic Worker in honor of peace activist, runner and Ithaca community member, Peter De Mott. Peter worked tirelessly to bring about a more just and peaceful world. This event has become a fun filled, family Father’s Day event in its sixteen years. We also invite serious runners to its well known fast course to try and equal race records.
The suggested registration fee is $35 and increases to $45 on race day. Alternatively, if you raise $100+ in sponsorships, we will waive your $35 registration fee.
All participants will receive one of our newly designed collectable t-shirts. You will enjoy some nutritious food after the run and age group winners receive unique, practical, artistic or quirky prizes of their own choosing. Won’t you join us?
Registration opens at 7:30 am! The trot starts at 9:00 am! We will continue to trot in Cass Park, but this year we will be at the marina due to construction at our normal pavilion site.
